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Your Vote: Conrad Murray
Re: Your Vote: Conrad Murray
Agree but Michael Jackson definitely had a hand in his own death. He chose a doctor specifically because he felt he could control him.
I agree, but I don't think that makes the doctor less responsible. MJ is dead. There's nothing we can do about him. But being a boutique doctor who specializes in giving his patients whatever they ask for instead of what's good for them, like he took an oath to do, is still a dovchy thing.
Again I agree. My brain was foggy when I wrote that reply. I should have added that it doesn't make CM less guilty.
I'm just sick of the media and the public making MJ out to be the helpless victim of a cruel doctor. He was all sorts of hopped on different medication and I can guarantee he wasn't completely forthcoming with CM about what he was and wasn't using.
I'm surprised the defense hasn't made the argument that CM was trying to stand by his oath of "do no harm" by attempting to helping MJ instead of just washing his hands of him because of his drug seeking tendencies.